@ThePhoton One last question, and this might be a little far fetched, do you know if its possible to obtain (know of any good sources), or derive a MOSFETs channel width, length, and oxide thicknesses based on the values given on a datasheet? I am trying to create an accurate spice model.
Sure! I am looking at Microelectronics : Circuit Analysis and Design by Neaman. The gm I am referring to is used in the textbook to determine small signal gain. ie Av = -gm(ro||Rd) = Vo/Vi. gm is derived as 2*(Kn*Idq)^1/2
If I were 12 years old, would you tell me that applying 9 volts to the drain terminal of a power MOSFET and 0 volts to the gate of that FET is the equivalent of seeing a really hot girl with no clothes on? Because when I do that, my fet is too hot to touch.
I was trying to understand the charge pump which generates a negative voltage. As far as I understood, the basic operation is as follows:
SquareWaveInput is a 0 to 5V, 10kHz square wave. When the input is high, Q1 is ON and Q2 is OFF. Q1 charges C1 through D1 back to supply.
D2 is reverse biased...
@W5VO thanks! I am looking at the circuit below, granted they are not MOSFETS, but I don't see how circuit two provides vdd to the negative plate on cap.
So I have set up a little experiment which involves a HDD BLDC Motor, a scope and a multimeter. Is it possible to determine the inductance of a phase by the voltage it produces?
@tonyStewart crap! It seems like if I help pull the load, just a slight bit, it does ok. But it's not like I am pulling hard. I am running a 277 oz-in stepper with a 20 pitch rack and pinion (14.5 degrees). If I try and slow it down it gets worse.
Looking for some tips on threading in c#. I am controlling a Rhino XR-1 arm via a phidget and load cells. I am having trouble getting things to run smoothly!